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===Orthodox leaders=== {{Main|Metropolitans and Patriarchs of Moscow}} *[[Metropolitan Alexius]], saint, ruled Russia during Prince [[Dmitry Donskoy]]'s minority *[[Patriarch Alexy I]], longest serving Patriarch in the Soviet era *[[Patriarch Alexy II]], first post-Soviet Patriarch, oversaw the period of major church restoration and religious renaissance *[[Metropolitan Isidore]], attempted a reunion with the [[Roman Catholic Church]], which instead led to independence of the [[Russian Orthodox Church]] *[[Patriarch Job]], last Metropolitan and the first [[Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia]] *[[Patriarch Kirill]], current [[Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia]][[File:Philaret.jpg|90px|thumb|[[Patriarch Philaret]]]] *[[Metropolitan Macarius]], saint, prominent [[iconographer]] *[[Patriarch Nikon]], introduced major church reforms which eventually led to a lasting [[Schism (religion)|schism]] in the [[Russian Orthodox Church]], known as ''[[Raskol]]'' *[[Metropolitan Philaret]], saint, the principal Russian theologian of the 19th century *[[Patriarch Philaret]], ''de facto'' ruler of Russia during the minority of his son, [[Tsar Mikhail]] *[[Patriarch Pimen]], oversaw the end of the persecution of Christianity in the Soviet Union and the 1000th anniversary of the [[Baptism of Rus']][[File:Tikhon of Moscow.jpg|90px|thumb|[[Patriarch Tikhon]]]] *[[Sergius I of Moscow|Patriarch Sergius]], led the Russian Orthodox Church during World War II, when the earlier Soviet militant atheism was scaled down and the Church was re-legalised *[[Patriarch Tikhon]], first [[Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia]] after restoration of the Patriarchate in the early Soviet era
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